Food Webs
Animals
Ecological Pyramids
Tundra Ecosystem
100

what is a food chain?

 A series showing who eats whom 

100

Which bird hunts lemmings in the tundra?

The snowy owl.

100

What is usually at the bottom of an ecological pyramid?

Producers, such as plants.

100

What is the name of the ground that stays permanently frozen?

Permafrost.

200

what is a food web?

Many connected food chains 

200

What do we call animals that eat plants?

Herbivores.

200

What are producers?

Organisms that make their own food.

200

What small animals are an important food source for snowy owls?

Lemmings

300

What do rabbits eat in the food web?

Vegetation, fruits, and seeds.

300

What do we call animals that eat other animals?

Carnivores.

300

What do ecological pyramids show?

The amount of energy, biomass, or productivity at different levels.

300

Name one plant that grows in the tundra.

Grasses, sedges, lichens, or willows.

400

What might happen to foxes if the number of rabbits decreases?

Fox numbers may decrease because they have less food.

400

What do wolves do to catch prey in the tundra?

They travel and hunt in packs.

400

What are the animals that eat herbivores called?

Primary carnivores.

400

Why do some tundra animals migrate?

To find food and suitable conditions.

500

What is the difference between a food chain and a food web?


A food chain shows one feeding pathway, while a food web shows many connected pathways.


500

What may happen to snowy owl numbers when lemming numbers decrease?

Snowy owl numbers may decrease because there is less food.


500

Why is there usually less energy available at higher levels of a food chain?

Energy is lost at each feeding level.


500

Why can changes in lemming numbers affect snowy owl numbers?

Lemmings are food for snowy owls, so fewer lemmings can mean less food for the owls.